Self

Self jokes

Suicide

  • This man has been through all kinda shit in his life. So one day, he finally looks at himself in the mirror and says, "If another person looks at me again, I'm going to kill myself." He looks at himself and no one ever heard from him again.

    Hand

  • Look at your left hand, now look at your right hand, and tell yourself, "Which hand do you cheat with?"

    Wanking.

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  • Self Harm

  • When I self-harmed one day, my mother told me that it cut her deep. We both found that very amusing.

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  • Loss

  • Pov:You start writing son lyrics because you can't stand up for yourself knowing you've lost

    The image is a screenshot of a post on worstjokesever.com, displaying a conversation thread with several comments. It includes comments like 'Congratulations. No one gives a shit', 'Feeling right, looking tight. Come get the drinking shots on the rocks' and 'Ofc you're using song lyrics because you can't talk for yourself'.
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  • Community talk

  • Ik yall won't really care but I'm sorry for being a selfish ass person I've been dealing with my mom she's trying to put me in Julie hall. It really sucks that the one person you thought you had someone to always stand by your side and it hurts.

    My mom walk in to me self harming and she laughed at me. And so yk It was bc of a mental breakdown because of my mom but I am trying to get the right help and I'm truly sorry ik the world would love to see me go but I am sorry to everyone I harmed

  • Actually, Alain, while humans are capable of cruelty, selfishness, and betrayal, judging the entire species by its worst behavior overlooks the amazing qualities that humans also possess. Unlike dogs, humans have the capacity for complex reasoning, self-sacrifice, creativity, and empathy that go far beyond instinct. People have built hospitals, created systems of justice, rescued strangers in times of disaster, and devoted their lives to helping others they may never even meet again. Human intelligence is not proven by perfection, but by the ability to reflect, grow, and consciously choose compassion despite flaws and conflicting desires.